Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

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my iudamenE woni& a. 9&eHEly paEnlyxs
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ana nspirasionS lhat noB tend % the
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II tha QUVsKnmsnt i6 30 pEDviae wnx3s
Il mnal deeida far sha worker whAe he
miS1k a.. s8 Hettns Who shall ehieel
siafutss. Who shali pains piotuEea. -
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pFaoflnA asso pfsfegsions. II say G0v@
ernmepf, OF can any E0vernment o.
aauahaa Of fnlellizenfly performing
ahsem aountlesg datiesl lt MuGt DOS
onIy control work, u must not only de-
eide what eaah shall do, but u mus
epnfrnl expenaes, beeanss expenses
heaf1 = Air1nt FeaEfiaas 90 pEodneta.
Th3Fefafe. ghs R0tekumeut mas decide
what Ire worker shall eat, and who're
W3Ihai he shall be clothed; the kind OF
hnnee IN which be shall live; the man
neF II which Il shall pe furnished. and,
n thfa aoVernmsnt furnishes the work.
4 mnsi decide On The days Or hours Of
leannra. Muns than CHS. II nust M
values, Il mnst decade not only Who
shAIi sell, bus who shall bay, sad TIE
pFice thai must Be paid-and = must
Ok ahls value uat simply upon the labor,
but npnn avsrthing thai can Be pro
dnee6. fhek oau b exchanged e sold-
IA e nossibI6 % cohesive Of despoe-
ian beYond thisf The present ecndt-
tan of lhs world 4 bed enouRns VI is
poverty and Ignorance bat 10 ls Tar bet-
ter fhen "a could By ang possibility BE-
undar any onVeInmenk lie the oue de-
ssffhed, There uoaad be less hunger o.
TIE body, but net Of the mind. Esch
man wenld simply be citizen OF Q Large
nsuifenfiaFy, end, Is Ia eTsry well regu-
lated prison, somebody would decide
what each should DO TIE inmates Of Q
prison FstlFs early; they rise with the
sun; they have something to eat; they
aFe not dissipased; they have clothes;
thay attend divine service; they have
littie a sav ahoNt thDiF neiahb0Es; they
90 Dot sdfef ffoA Cold, sheir habits are
exasllsnt, and ret. no epe enviea theiE
e1ndition. Socialism Destroys she fam
~. The children keipue 30 the state.
Certain ofiiosrs take the place a. par
eats. Indisidaali5y b losl.
The human race cannot afford 70 en-
change its liberty for any possible CON.
fort, Yos remember the fat dog that
net he Ian Unif On IL forest. ms
wolf, astonished 70 see 90 prosperous an
aninini, inquired Of tbe cog where he
Rot his food, and the dog told him there
Was q man who took care Of him, gave
him his bFsakfast, his oinneR and HE
sapptF with The utmost regularity and
hath had an be could eat and very
little 70 do. The wolf said: do yoo
think this man woai9 treat me 90 be
does yonin The dog replied. Yes,
come alona with me-" 90 they j0Rged
% toQsthef towards the daRs home.
On the way the wolf hapDaned 70 no.
tiea that some Of the hair VS. worn on
the doe's nsek, and be sid: How did
the hair become worm Ihab rs
sald zoe dog. s.the mark OF nv collar;
M master siea ne e. niahk" rOh,s
said the wolf, "ere you ehainedf Are
yoa Deprived Of year hbsEtyl ! believe
/ viii 20 back; Tpfefer hunger"
Il Il impossible for any man with
good heart 10 be sasislled with the world
e u now is. No one can truly enjoy
even Whist he eaFns-what be knows 70
hs bis own-knoWing that milllons OF
his fellow men are In misery and Pent.
When We think Of the famished we feel
that Il is almost heartless 70 eat To
meet The ragged and shiveFinR makes
one almost ashamed 70 Be well dressed
and waKm-one feels e. though MS
hoAri was na cold e. their bodies.
In 9 world hlled With millions and
uatllious of aerss az land waiting % Be
titled, where one man can raise the 1000
for scores, utlliUua are 90 the eoRe q
famine. Who cen compEeheno ire stu
pidity atthe bottom 81 this TRUTH
Is there 10 be no ehanRef Are tns
laws OF supply and demand" tuven-
tien and science, monopoly ana com-
petition, capital snd legislation, always
10 be The enemies Of those who toiig
Will Ne 1cfeeza alwale pe l9n9tant
enough sad stupid enough 20 rive their
earnings for the useleesf VIII tney
snpyort nillions % soldiers 70 kill the /
sons Of the WoTkinRmsnl VIII they 81.
ways bald temples for ghosts and
phantoms, and live IN huls and oens
Ihemselvesf win they forever alloR /
parasites with crowns, and vampires
With mitees, 70 live upon their blooof /
win thev reusnin tha slaves Of the beg
RaFs they supporsf How long Wsll they
vs,s snS ~ rsfo.nsers who GhnS ON ,sf |
win thev always prefer famine In the !
oIsv se faas1 IN fhe AslasYs sWfll thsy /
ever fseI and knev tkas 9heS have no |
Fiehs 10 bring sfiIdren into the world !
that they cannot support Will they |
uae theiF lntellicenos for themselves or /
for othesaf VIII they become wise /
enough to knew that they can not OBJ /
tain thair ovn libsEty By Destroying |
hat Of oahsrsi VIII they finally see i
that every man has right 10 choose |
lis trade, hts pFofsasion, his empl0y-
mank and has the kiGht 70 work when |
ana for whom and what he willf Will
thsy finally sAy thai the man VIE has
bad equal privileges WITH Ill others has j
no FiRht 10 complain, or will they fol-
Low lhe example that has been set b. /
their oppressofse WI they learn thai /
foFes. 70 saeessd, must have Q tho1aht |
behind IL, and that anything done, In
ordeg that u may endure mas rest ]
upon he oo9neF-asone g tustieei- |
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